... adversity bad been felt, that the Whigs became, ee a body, animated with generous impulses, and xcaloos for popular rights. At first they went too far. and broke up their party by violent enthusiasm of Mr. Fox. But when the Whig wild oats had been town, they ...

... Tuesday. Messrs. Tillett, Warner, and are determined to to tbe poll. Norwich Election.— An ineffectual attempt to reconcile the Whigs and advanced Liberals ot Norwich was madt on Tuesday. It was eventually decided that Mr. Warner should go to the poll. The ...

... and the appointment Viacoont Halifax, the other new member of the Cabinet, may be considered a proof that there are still Whigs who may be depended upon statesmen desirous of upholding the principles whieh that party former times inspired the confidence ...

... establish commercial coda on the principles successfully negotiated Lord Bolingbroke Utrecht, and which, though bailed the time Whig Parliament, were subsequeatly and triumphantly vindicated bis political pupil and heir, Mr. Pitt; to govern Ireland according ...

... or in late years the High Conservatives ; the Moderate Tories, in later years the Moderate or Liberal Conservatives; the Whigs or Moderate Liberals, and the Radicals, or Extreme Liberals,-' We muvt confess that we are unable to recognise the party described ...

... better done. The dockyard labourers and the soldiers wbo bad been dismissed hundreds would conclude the present plan was a** Whig job and, seeing that these two officials were here seats in Parliament, it was natural to presume that a main object.of the ...

... Land Act, and change in the grand jury laws, which may lighten tbe burden upon them, and give them local control. The Northern Whig state* that lone of first meeting that tbe Land Act ia great step in advance of all previous attempted legislation, and that ...

... though not member of on its first formation, soon joined the Cabinet which Lord Aberdeen formed by effecting ■ coalition of the Whig* with surviving followers of | Sir Robert Peel. He succeeded Lord Russell tbe Foreign office, for which no roan was better ...

... e favour which he argued was the discredited and derided sectarianism.' Mr. C'OWPRR-Tkmplh's .imendment he described as a Whig amendment, pre'cmling to something, but doing nothing all. The readiness with which the Opposition had closed with the bargain ...

... house that the feet might remitted. CapUfak F. Petri* h*a iaaatd u eddreM to the Coebtl doctors. Ho doo* not pledge Umolf toboe Whig oro Tory, bat of tbo independent party, nTUMTIMa Ki PSUjfXMT.— upper bor gnte, with the projecting snout on Inch inwerds. onUnsiy ...

... that every constituency would distinguish itself Southwark in appreciating the socalled liberal Government a queer mixture of Whig and arrogant Radicalism. Letters of apology had also been received from Lord Feversham, Mr. C. Denison, M.P. Mr. Fielden, M ...

... are few samplea of batch may aspectA Race from Widow: a tale of real llfo, by the author of A Race for a Wife. Will Wear a Whig a sensation story, author of The Heir Expectant. Slroeg Lunge and Hard Livery: By the writer of Strang Hands and Steadfast ...